Launch the GoodsServer directly from Squeak. You can even instantiate a new server or a temp server as well with minimal code."to start a temporary server that always gets re-initialized" tempServer := GoodsServer startTempServer "or to start a new server" newServer := GoodsServer startNewServerNamed: 'addresses' listeningOn: 1234 "or to use an existing set of db files" existingServer := GoodsServer startServerNamed: 'quotes'Requires Squeak.NET from SM as it is used to launch the goodsrv.exe process via the .NET process class. Tested on Squeak 3.6 and 3.7.LINUX is now supported in the form of a user contribution.(Note about Linux contribution: The contribution fromMarco Pagathat provides a Linux compatible version is implemented as a separate class so the examples and docs probably don't apply. I don't have Linux and cannot support or test the contribution -- but would be happy for others to contribute examples or factor the system around to be interface compatible with the Windows-edition.)Go to theSalty Pickle SqueakSourcefor more project documentation.